It's hard to talk about, because of the way I came to know Seth. That in itself is still inexplicable to me, although I have an idea. I don't know if I can say which Seth book is my favorite because I still read them. Both mentioned here sit beside my bed on the table as I'm wont to remember passages and have thoughts even now, almost 40 years later, from when I first read them.
Being a Capricorn I tend toward the left-brain and have to work on the right-side that much harder. But the book that gave my right-side the best perspective was a fictional work(s) by Jane Roberts: ''The Education of Oversoul Seven.'' Also called the The Oversoul Seven Trilogy.
So I'm still learning from Seth all these decades past because the words and wisdom have evolve along with me.
BTW: I know that feeling about making sense. That's your ego (the librarian who's gone amuck) talking to you. Laugh at him/her and then ignore him/her until s/he behaves. 
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